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- 0:00So it turns out that Elon Musk is so far right now, I mean,
- 0:03at least according to the New York Times, he's so far right that
- 0:08he's actually against the mass slaughter of white people in South Africa. Here's the
- 0:13headline, Elon Musk slams the New York Times for it's supporting of South African
- 0:19song advocating for killing white people. Now, there is a socialist party in
- 0:24South Africa that has about ten to thirteen percent of the vote there, run
- 0:29by this man, Julius Malema. And he was formerly in the A and
- 0:34C, the ruling party there, but was kicked out for being too extremes.
- 0:37So he started his own party. And here's a giant political rally that
- 0:42he's having in South Africa. Let's take a look. Piki fiva tipkoto halloyas
- 0:53coma the pooh ti the boa boa boo, pah pah boo, pah pah,
- 1:11So kill the boar, the farmer. It's an explicit statement, and
- 1:17as with everything from the modern left, if you were to reverse the rolls,
- 1:21it would quite rightly be called genocidal. Elon Musk said, they are
- 1:26openly pushing for genocide of white people in South Africa. And then he says,
- 1:32Cyril Ramaphosa, who's the leader of the ANC, why do you say
- 1:36nothing? Well, he says nothing because nobody cares because they're talking about slaughtering
- 1:42white people. And he said this, the New York Times actually has the
- 1:46nerve to support calls for genocide. If ever there was a time to cancel
- 1:51that publication, it is now. And then he said you can read their
- 1:55articles for free anyway using removed paywall dot com. Yeah, you shouldn't be
- 2:00giving them a penny of your money now. Anybody of good conscience should be
- 2:05appalled by calls for genocide. But Elon Musk is South African, so obviously
- 2:10this will be personal for him. And he's talking about this article kill the
- 2:15Boar song fuels backlash in South Africa and US, and it says right wing
- 2:22commentors claim that an old anti aparthei chant is a call to anti white violence,
- 2:28but historians and the left wing politician who embraces it say it should not
- 2:32be taken literally. So I'm afraid the New York Times has just become evil
- 2:38right, So they immediately say right wing commenters to try and discredit critics of
- 2:44this to their audience and then reassures that this explicit call to violence shouldn't be
- 2:50taken literally. This is a giant political rally with tens of thousands of people.
- 2:55They're all chanting, kill the boar, kill the farmer. It's about
- 3:00as explicit as you can get. Let's see, it says. The political
- 3:04rally was winding down when the brash, the brash leader of a leftist South
- 3:09African party grabbed the microphone and began to stomp and chant. Thousands of supporters
- 3:15joined in, and when he reached the climax, they pointed their finger in
- 3:20the air, like guns, kill the boar, Julius Malema chanted, referring
- 3:23to white farmers. The crowd in a stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday roared back
- 3:29in approval. And again, I ask you to just reverse the rolls here.
- 3:34And what would the reaction from the left be, Well, you know
- 3:36what it would be. They think that not telling children that they're bored in
- 3:39the wrong body is genocide. A video clip of that moment shout across the
- 3:44Internet and was seized upon by some Americans on the far right. That's right,
- 3:49it's just far right as you are. Concerned about this. You don't
- 3:52need to worry about it. They're just chanting an old folk song. But
- 3:55apparently these crazy people on the far right as said that it is a call
- 4:00to violence. The song kill the Boar, kill the Farmer is a call
- 4:04to violence, and that notion really took off when Elon Musk, the South
- 4:09African born billionaire who left the country as a teenager, chimed in. Although
- 4:14hold on a second back in twenty eighteen, this same guy, Melema,
- 4:17leader of the eff said we have not called for the killing of white people
- 4:23at least for now. Is that an old folk song too? In an
- 4:27interview with TRT World published on Monday, Malema said he could not guarantee what
- 4:31would happen in the future, and warned that a revolution would happen if things
- 4:36continue as they are now, we'll I have to wonder, why is that
- 4:40the boar's fault. Why is that the white farmer's fault. They don't run
- 4:43the country anymore. Quote I'm saying to you, we've not called for the
- 4:47killing of white people, at least for now. I can't guarantee the future.
- 4:51Asked by the presenter if he understood that to some. To some this
- 4:57might sound like a genocidal call, you responded, Cry babies, cry babies.
- 5:02I mean, all he's doing is leading giant crowds in a chant about
- 5:06killing them. But The New York Times explains us all the way at Despite
- 5:11the words, the song should not be taken as a literal cult of violence.
- 5:15According to mister Malema and veterans and historians of anti apartheid struggle, it
- 5:20has been around for decades, one of the many battle cries of the anti
- 5:25apartheid movement that remain a defining feature of the country's political culture. Strangely,
- 5:30he doesn't mention this interview where he says that they're not calling for the killing
- 5:33of white people for now. I guess it's probably best not too, because
- 5:39then it would be harder to trick people. So he asked that. During
- 5:43a news conference on Wednesday about mister Musk's comment, mister Malema responded, quote,
- 5:47why must I educate Elon Musk? He looks like an illiterate. The
- 5:53only thing that protects him is his white skin. Because hey, up is
- 5:58down. It's opposite stay every day for the modern left, including The New
- 6:02York Times. In recent years, people on the right, of course,
- 6:06it's on the right, always on the right. In South Africa and the
- 6:10United States, including former President Donald J. Trump, have seized on a
- 6:14text on white farmers to make the false claim that they're of being mass killings.
- 6:19Well, here's an article from June of this year. Farmers urge to
- 6:23step up security after seven brutal farm murders in South Africa during the past week.
- 6:30And if you've done any research on this, you understand when they say
- 6:32the word brutal, they mean brutal, in fact, too brutal to talk
- 6:36about. In this video, we're not just talking killings. We're talking torture
- 6:41and unbelievable in humanity and genocide is nothing new to Africa. You can look
- 6:46at Sudan. You could look at the Rwandan genocide. Just from nineteen ninety
- 6:50four, you had half a million to six hundred and sixty two thousand Tutsi
- 6:55deaths. You know, I really don't think it's crazy to think that when
- 6:59they say kill the boar, kill the farmer, that they mean it.
- 7:03The same man that The New York Times is defending has said on record that
- 7:10it's on the table, you know, not yet, but he can't guarantee
- 7:14the future. So what can we make of this? Well, South Africa
- 7:17is a very dangerous place, and the rest of the world maybe the UN
- 7:23should maybe take notice. Of course that won't happen because the UN doesn't care.
- 7:27But these kinds of human rights. It's the same UN that put Saudi
- 7:30Arabia on the Commission for Women's Rights, So good luck there. And it
- 7:35sounds to me like there's a bunch of people in South Africa who just need
- 7:39to get out. And as for the New York Times, they have just
- 7:43become, without doubt, just an instrument of evil. And don't forget this
- 7:46is the same newspaper that defended Stalin. And hopefully, I don't hold out
- 7:51a lot of hope, but hopefully at some point there'll be a step too
- 7:55far for even their own readership and it will die. And if good riddance
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